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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-07-08

Incited by the success of California. n
experimenting the supply of fruit to the
London market, South Australia has
been put upon its mettle. Some ex-
periments have recently been made in
forwarding fruit via San Francisco and
New York. A report made to the South
Australian Gardeners Society is, on the
face of it, not encouraging. A fruit
farmer reported that he sent a shipment
of fruit to the Indian and Colonial exhi-
bition. There were 1877 cases in all, of
varied and specially selected fruits care
fully packed. A statement of account
has just been received, twelve months
after the goods were shipped The fruit
realized SIS o.. 6l., which was we'll
enough. But against it were agency
charges and expenses amounting to e36
IS. 3D., with freight and lighterasc col
Is. 6i.. leaving the modest sum of a
trifle over $50 for the exporter. On an
other consignment Of fifty cases. sold for
Zoo, the sale expenses, irrespective Of
freight were e33. 1t was agreed by the
South Australian gardeners that this
would not do. But they did not seem
inclined to accept the rebuff as final.
There was talk of concerted action by
which fruit growers might send their
produce direct to London in quantities
that would make it worth the while of
agencies to undertake their disposal
upon more favorable terms.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-07-08
Justice IN Persia.

traveller in Persia relates the fol-
lowing incident: / was on a visit to n
judge when II man WIS brought in who
stoutly denied the offense with which he
was charged. The beglerbeg Gudgc)
sent for a whip. 81 VOW am Innocent
said the accused, as he crossed his hands
over his breast, at tho same { me stretch
ing forward one Of his filgers. The min
ions Of justice stood ready 20 strike ut n
signal from the judge, who fixed his
eyes on the breas; Of the prisoner and
exclaimed: You arc guiItyw "By thy
venerable head ! vow ON not guilty"
protested the accused now raising TWO
fingers this process was continued until
he ut last street chcd out five fingers Of
each hand when the bcglcrbcg re.
marked: Good let him 90; he Is in
nocent" learned afcrward that by
raising his finger tho prisoner
meant the judge to understand
that he offered ono tomau about
ten shillings) for ms release anil had
been compelled TO raise the amount by
successive bids 90 ten tonans tCj) in or
der to satisfy tho demands Of Persian
justice. III Artcnaut.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-07-08

Many names of towns in the West arc
curious and sound strange to old. country
ears. Here are few: A b c. Axle,
Accident, Beef Hide, Big Bug, Big
Fool. Braggadocio, Chicory, Coffee, Cow
Boy, Crab Tree, Dirt Town, Door Way,
Frozen Creek, Good Land, Good Night,
Good Luci, Gun Powder, Hat On, Hat
OF, High Up, Hobbie, Inglenock, lingo,
Johnny Cake, Jump OF Joe, Macphelah,
Mad Indian, Matrimony, Nine Times,
Number One, Obligation. Our Carter,
or, Pats Sore. Patta Gumpus, Quiz
Quod, Rabbit Hush, Rat, U Bet you
RcN
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-07-08

james Parton, IN writing OF "Artemus
Ward, gives The cause Of his early death in
these words. wherever he lectured. whether
~ Now England California or London.
There was SURF 20 be a knot Of YOUNG follows
- 5atler around him and 80 hV.ne with him
70 y hotei order supper, aud spend half the
Ms v IN telling stories and SINGING songs
10 any man this viii he fatal IN time hut
wIcu the nj thiiy cTouss follows IN evening
performance before an audience. and Is suc
coe tel by O journey the next day. Che waste
ot vitaity IS fearlully rapid Five years ~
such life FLASHED DOR Charles Browne
tie was not a de = drinker Re wa not n
man Of stron- aICctites. 10 was the night
waste IN cOuv,vi1lity which bis system
ne'dr Tor sieepthat mt him 20 bis grave forty
yeIrs before his time
For mon II his profession, for oil editors
literary men, AMI artists. there T. only one
safety JeefDiaiiSH. He should have taken
the odvire 81 n stage driver on the plains ~
whom be once offered some whisky and
comm nd Il strongly 90 every young man
u Don't drink. 7 won't drink ani don't ike
@ see anybody else drink fm Of the opinion
Of thuSs mountains keep yOur top cool
They We got snow and I've got brains, that's
nil the difference"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-07-08
PnrneLIis nrninrn

Ordinarily NJ. Parncll is a cool and
Somewhat hating speaker; there is an
almost icy deliberatc1css aud sobriety
about his speech. When he gets angry
his words come even and more deliber-
ateIy aud with terrible emphasis.
There Is suggestion Of kissing in the
mannerin which he forces out his word
and his face is white with a passion that
is partly suppressed and partly allowed
its play. lie is like a man struggling
with meldlesomc horse, letting the
animal 10 certain extent ride away
with him, but all the while holding a
firm seat and maintaining mastery of
tho rein and determined that he is to
conquer in the end. Mr. ParnclI never
went so far as Inc did on that occasion in
the reputation OF tie Phm1ix Park muir
dcrs and tho conspiracy against Mr.. Fos-
tor.- London Letter.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-07-08
Natural Metallic Iron.

On the North Saskatchewan river. in
the Northwest Territory of CInada,
about 20 miles above the town of Ed
monitor, Alberta, there is an interesting
example of naturally reduced iron.
Along the river bank Ignite formation
crops out for several miles, overland by
clay shalcs and soft, argillaceous sand
stones containing nodules of clay IRON
stone. These nodules are similar to
others found in Edmonton, and proved
by analysis 10 be carbonates of iron.
containing "a. 9S per cent. Of metallic
iron. The Sask atchewan seam OF Ignite
has, at some time or other, been burned.
leaving bed of ashes, clinkers and
burned clay, in places 30 feet thick. and
now covered by a dense growth of grass
and underwood. From this mass of
burned clay pieces of metallic iron can
he picked out, weighing in some cases
ID or 20 pounds. They have evidently
been reduced from the noduies above
mentioned by the heat of the burning
Ignite. Most of the pieces of iron are
much rusted; but when scrat ched with
fi'e, they show bright surface. The
observation is interesting, and to some
may help TO explain how primitive man
originally discovered the reduction of
iron ore.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-07-08
WAY Do 4 Lore Theec ?

Why Do I Lore Theee?
Why do love thess
Ask the bee that sips
Nectar divine from out the willing flower
Why IL abideth upon those open lips.
Wherefore IL wingeth around that elm
bower.
And whom thou dost this SUNNY secret know
Thou wilt not marvel that love thee so.
Why do love theei
Ask tho N eadow green
Why it doth love the flower that blooms
Whose sweet perfume Or rainbow-tin,ed
sheen
O'erspread their charm above the fields that
love IL,
And when thou dost this tender secret
know
Thou wilt not marvel that lovc thee so.
Why do Hove theel
Ask the bird that sings
OF smiling skies and valleys rose-e uncovered
Why from his heart his happy carol
spring.
Why ON the air IFS melody is showered,
Aud when thou dost this Joyous secret
know
Thou wilt not marvel that love thee so.
Why do love thee,
Ask the NJ It's, crowned
With faircst thought. his rare ideal growing,
Wherefore he stands uron enchanted
ground.
Why his proud .ye with rapture light is
glowing;
And when thou dost this subtle secret know
Thou wilt not marvel that love thee SO.
Why do iovc theel
Ask Of him who hears
Sound-woven poetry Of strains elysian
Why heart and soul do melt with unshed
tears
Swayed by the magic OF the rapt musician;
And when thou dost this wondrous secret
know
Thou wilt not marvel that love thee so.
Why do love theei
Ask the burdentd heart
Weighted with sin, forlorn and anguish
riven,
Why, as the tears from out the eyelds
start,
Peace comes in gazing on the star-pure
Heaven:
And when thou dost this holy secret know
No longer marvel that love thee so.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-07-08

The attention Of the passengers IN a
Texas smoking car was riveted o, a
strangely acting negro. lie rocked him.
sell from side to sido without ceasinp.
whats the matter with your asked
Andy Faulkner, who was in the car.
docs yer know Dan McGaryT'
"Of course do
"WelI. sab, he sold me a silbcr watch
for Twenty dollars" continued the
negro, still swaying from side to side.
"ar d CT l stop movin' dis hcah way de
watch don't go no noah. "--rTcxas
Siftings.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-07-08
AIarm OF the Linnor.pealers-

The st Louis Giobe Democrat. comment
lll9 UPON the plans Of the liquor men todcfeat
prohibition, s2ys: The alarm which has
been manifested by the leading liquor dealers
throughout the country the past few weeks
IS one OF tbs most significant and
encouraging signs Of cue timos. Reprc sent1-
tiNcs OF the whissdy interest realize at last
.p's tneir industry Is In peril. aud arr taking
measures - project themselves Durinp
nearly al the years which have interviewed
between the time Of ths organization of the
urst temperance society IN the United States
ahd IN early portion Of the pre.s 70 yetr. the
liquor mon considered themselves mtsfars of
me situation. II Is prObable, toic sure that they
ieit some tear when the early crusades aQainaf
me rum evil were inaugursied about ha,f a
ctntury ego, but that emotion was success
luiiy transformed into contempt. amusement
ana Indifference ~ they realized their own
pOTers aud the weakness OF their foes Rut
All tits Mss been chtugo sirc tho bsQinnios,
oi the preeeat year rhe oil arrotansse ana
sWagger bas departed. and IN It's pIacs has
aapI'earcd decidei manifestation o. dread M
tthe Pfriis by which they have suddenly found
themselves confronted
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-07-08

put away some OF her day-drmms ovcl
her homeiy tasks-
6he had taken OF her nomces and ha
and put on - plain drea ana large check
apron before she began to work. and she
Was rather astonished - her kitchen
dutiD progressed to ipd herself happie,
than che had boon since she returned
home.
When John came to dinner he was as
tonished to find Aunt Mary 'quit.
dressed up" as sie blushingly said, il
n clean print dress and white aprou, he,
dear old face showing no sign of heat OF
WEAKNESS while Daisy, with added
bloom and bare wiike arms, was carry.
Jig in the dinuer.
''Tbs now girl, at your service" shs
said ssutily. as sle pulled down he,
sleeves. Dinner is ready, SIR"
Bnt her lips quivered as he bent owe,
her aud whisEered. "God bless you, dear,
Forgive me if i was too hasty this morn.
ing"
John said bun, little as the day wore
on and still found Daisy at her post. II
was not in the natur., of things for Aunt
Mary to sit with folded hands, but it be.
came Daisy's task to inaugnrato daily
maps, to sec that only the light work
came to the older hands, to make daily
work less of q toll and more of pleas
ure
And the young girl herself was sur.
prised to find how much she enjoyed
the life that had seemed to her mere
drudgcry.
Once more came June day when
Daisy sat in the fields and John stood
leaning against the fence beside her.
Four years of earnes. loving work
had left traces upon both young faces,
ennobling them, and yet leaving ito them
al the glad content that rewards we'll
doing.
Many hours of self-denial both had
met bravely, many deprivations both
had borne well. Daisy wore black
dress and upon the hat in Johns hand
was a band of Grape, but through sad :
ness of their voices there yet rang tone
of happiness.
You love me, DaisyT' John said TO
her.
"When have not loved ypu2" she
answered.
And you will be my wife2 Darling,
have long loved you, but after Aunt
Mary was stricken down with paralysis,
| would not ask you to take up new
duties. Now she needs you no longer,
and you shall leave the farm whenever
you wish"
Leave the farm' Oh, John, must we
leave 1t! thought it was yours now."
so it is"
''And you have made it so beautiful.
as we'll as prof,ablel Oh, John, why
must we leave iti''
"Only because thought it was your
wish.
at would break my heart to 90 away.
l love my home"
And John, taking the little figure in
to close embrace, wondered if any city
could produce sweeter, dainticr little
lady than the one he held in his arms.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-07-08

Germans are hailing as a boon to mar
Kind the invention by Messrs. Lofeny,
,of Carlsruhe, Of n steel clad bullet with
a slight alloy Of anthony, which in
addition to increased powers of pene-
traitor, gives much fatter trajectory
and is warranted TO pass through a
mans body without c,using unnecessary
discomfort. This is killing two birds
with ono stone. 1t will kill two, OF
even three, men at one shot if they
happen to stand in the way.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-07-08

a wcll-knowr New York hos -opathic
physician says that hc WINS ones una in
the middle Of the night, and tested
Ivy man to call immediate, ipon his
wife.
Very we'll, said the d, ctor
GLOW much will cos,?' asked tho
caller.
Ten dollc,s- to 90 that distance"
How much wiz, . be If you call in
Che mornng}'
1.-Two ollars."
"Wcn, soil IN the morning" 50 d the
husband THE Epoch.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-07-08

No portion of the physiognomy is so
vital in its relation to beauty as tho
nose, and nothing is rarer than to see
one in perfect form. Hope for those
who are ashamed of their misshapen
noses is now offered by a writer in the
Medical Record, who claims to have sat :
isfactorily treated number Of unsym-
metric organs of smell. The operation,
which is performed with the use of CO :
caine, is painless and Consists in the
removal from the end Of the nose of that
tissue which is in excess or which is dis
proportionate in amount to the portions
of the nose" In this way knobbed
nose can be made purely Grccian. If
the physicians views are correct, there
is chance that hundred years from
now admirable noses may be as plentiful
as they were in the time of Socrates.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-07-08
Inper Gns nnd mnfer Iinca

AT Vienna pipes arc made Of paper
ard designed Tor conveying gas and
water under ground. They are relied
from sheets like fircwork cases, charged
with asphalt during tho rolling, and
lined with an insolublc enamel. They
arc only half en- inch in tn ckncss, and
yet will resist an internal pr ssuro Of 200
pounds
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-07-08
origin of Hair Cloths.

Cilice, the modern French term for a
hair shirt, is derived from cilicium.
meaning hair cloths. This kind oil
cloth, which was black OF dark brown.
IS alluded TO in the sixth chapter OF
Revelation and also in some other parts
of the scriptures. 81 clothe the heav-
ems with blackness and make sackcloch
their covering" II was worn TO express
mourning and modification. In Jonah
we have very remarkable case, for on
this occasion blankets of oats hair were
put on the bodies Of both men and
beasts, and one was worn even by the
king Of Nineveh himself. $50 tho
people of Nincvch believed God. and
proclaimed fast, and put on sackcloth,
from The greatest Of them even TO the
least OF thcm. The word cGme unto
the king Of Nineveh, and he arose from
his throne and he laid his robe from
him, and covered him with sackcloth
and sat in ashes. Jonah, ill.,. 5. e.
New York Herald.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-07-08

Commissioner Wright, of the United
States Bureau OF Labor Statistic, in
his report on convict labo-. will sug-
gesf, rs has been done by other investi-
gators, that the solution OF tho convict
labor problem lies ia the employment Of
the convicts upon hand work solely for
the account of the state.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-07-08
South Branch InteIIisencer.

Lightning struck flock OF flying
geese in California recently, and killed
six Of them. What will be thought CT
this by people who believe that the
place OF safety in thunder storm is the
middle of feather bcd7
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-07-08

SoME Pennsylvania men have star4o, n
couple Of skunk rauchos one at Little cor-
ners and the other at Millcr's station G;ool
skunkssins sell readily at a dollar apiece. and
me fiea - T. Keep the market well supplied
with the black and VIII t. u.lts vitbo-,f 49,,
ing down The price.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-07-08

Miss Charlotte Gray, Of London England.
natioaal organize at % worlds " T.. T. "
VINO D. now in thig country. will make trp
- the West, sVetkin nt several points, aid
at,cll.Eg tic Lake HiaI Conyocat.o1.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-07-08
Sessions of the Courts.

Sessions of the Courts.
Circuit Cosss. i3,h judicial Circcis. Hon
James ID. Armstrong. prssidiog- Terms b.
gin ~ folio %:
Grant County -Foarth Tuesday IN March.
6rst Tuesday in June add third rnesiay IN
October
Hampshire Coanty--fist Tsesday in Feb.
russy. second Tuesday in Nay aa4 thir ]
Tuesday in Septeuh~r.
Hardy Cpu1ty --Sseoad Tuesday Ia March
hst Tuesday in May and 6rst Tuesday in
October.
Mineral County, Second Tuesday in jan
nary. fourth Tuesday In April and 6rst Tues
day il SepsRmbee.
Peodiefon Coan,y---Second Wednesday In
April, Wednesday after second ruesdsy in
june, aud first "Wednesday in November.
County Court Of Hampshire County. John
r. Vance. President L. D.Schnibbr. and r.
D Powell Commissioner =; g. s. White. Clerk
The regular sessions are held bexinniag on
the 6rst Tuesday ia January. April aud Oc-
tober, and Alb Tuesday in July.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-31

E,RANCIs SMITH. CALDWELL & co, ROOMS
L.. 9and 10 Cotton Exchange Building Lend
money on improved plantations In Mississippi, Ar
kansas, Louisiana and Texas. Planters should ap
ply for loans early, no that all may be ready when
money Is needed.
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TO Lh OR LEASE.

DLANTAnoN-fROa JANUARY /, 1854 THE
i bradley Plantation, In Crttenden county Arb
oo Mississippi r .,rca u 9 miles; above Memphis and
near chkton mnrn,Ss N o ssl"n. 40 ncrcs n Guilt
cabins, stables and fcntcr; steam nm
JOHN W. CT Rim, 80 Madison A.
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements in this column win be charged at
rate OF l5c for two lines one insertion two inser
tions, a5d one week, Soc.
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IA nnn BuYEIs FOR Srl.lNT COAL At p
lO,OOO " Patterson a Ga a g7s second At
LOST.

DOG-GLADsToSE SETTER DOG. ABOUT
IL year old. black aud white marks. answer 4
the name II shot Return a. DIR. A. J.. klNbRO
No "a Vance street aud get go frwarl
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TO LEFoR FOR sAIE,

NEW coTTAGEtNEAR DUMMY LINK MciE
IN more avenue Apply to d. N, Scales, ~ Mad
isnu street
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MARKErS.
ItRiA. ". HOFFMAN-MEAIs, CHICKENS,
~ Oysters fish and Game. u second A. Chelsea.
CREANERY BUTTER, , rs PKGs. PURE Ar.
" pie Cidrr by bfl 81 gal at Nafners lel frDnt
L'RI1EI n. " COUNT AND NORFOLK CAN
j. Oysters. Dnily rcceirh u Gbme. fish aud
Ifulis Al August fell a Coz. ~ BfAle n
IrisIi. GAME pOuLTt,Y ASD EGGs Rcd
u daily nj duncan Cos Wholesale 81 Front
L'OR OhsrkRs. Fisn, GAAiI IND iRy iTs III
II epboneJ y. Z. Moore. Cor.l Nanro and fernando.
n A. siGNAIGO a 60 20 sEfoND ErREtT.
u wholesale aud rrtafl dealer. IN oYficrr. fiih
and Game Prepared 10 nli and ship al orders Tor
above goods on short notice.
4 A. slGSAIGo a CO. FRESH PoNPAso AND
81. celery always on hand.
IOHN PERRY, X. G. MATS. OYsrEIs, FisH
u and Game Telephone IA ~ Union a.
Nj \. COUNTS, NORFOLK CAN OYSTERS AT
IN. Ans A sites' ., JEFFERSON A.
CiTEs A AMIA MEATS. flsli, OYSTERS AND
> Game II Jefferson Etrosi. 1elephons NO.
MvLroHD. Jeweler, 204 Main.
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A q, RHODES 4 co, rURNiTuRL sToyEs
~ Csfpen and Household Goods cheap 70,
cash ot on easI paImsnts. $50 Second Il snsl
p.ymenuL
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LAND TO LET.

I AND-6O ACRES AND is ACRES GOOD LAM
u near The city. Apply NJ % Madison street
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-04
SmaasT

ut renie sammelt Mesins. gn Del Saltpeteripre %
] 9el Spppelipre ct 9erfar. @ienitanoen bpppes neoi,
blioer lissenbe Der en- Stunb, tases pp, ffpQes fplbt @anb,
torres i !sasmus % puoies iiben at mep fin @ienerfalf.
= 6egelie i g9rsIier er life pibere at ~anbefale, Set
nlaa ialialo bare pere / tibet Mur. Manse taser itrar til
Ss9elie, naar De inber 2uiten Turnntet minbre ~bebaselis;
men 2uiten iorbebres 10 life beroeb. Mei, fOrit friif 2uit
ino, iaa fan man sierne BRUCE en- eler anbsn nilo ~bebaselie
Rgselie. Men ba bisie Ieriuner sjerne er foalne, bill Ri
%anbeiale en- eienbummelis Slnss Gpse1ie, iun orenifisbet
bar Den 5proel at bore messt bilis. Man ital plutfe ino
5urufonsler ON 6eiten os tprre Dem peo at brebe Dem uhz
oper paa ct luitist Steo. Sm 8ineren fan man ba tase en-
.2-3 al @arser os legse Dem en- Stunb paa Opnen, bet
sipsr en- ~bebaselis, iriit 3uft at Sfop @ereliet. Spers
anoen Bag fon man la9se nps inb.
- Flaky Soda Biscuits tillnpes paa ieleenbe Maaoe
glanb ianmen en- Spart meset tsrt Wel, en- 5befefulo neb
Baking Soda, 2 5beifeer Cream of Tartar os en- Saltite
meb Salt. 9ette laber man saa aiennem ct tint Ggrilag.
Sertil iattes 2 llnSer smsr eler suiult os Melf, ina man
iaar en- ristis blpo 9eis. Strs bra Mel paa gasieiialen,
rul 8eisen no, orps Mel paa, leg ben bubbeft, os rut ben
after no. 9eisen Iijeres MI biscuits Gmner, en- balu
CONNIE tptfe, % bisIe iteses umtrsnt Is Minuter en- meset
beb Spr.
Decorah-posten., 1887-05-04
Sor og fra Samtlieltpet
Ros % SaSoel.

Oct 6enber iom oitelt, at ri ct liot
for fnap | at rDie ps %ppmuntre, % npset
pel runobaanbet meo fplo &ritif ps Sab
Def op,r 8grnene pg be rrn9e Wenneifer.
Mangt ct Barns ltrabiomme SorIsg er
blepet ipilbt Mpie ps fplt iOm Ell paao
6aano / Iniigtet paa @rlnb al bet fjc@
lise Sinb os llotrpf, bpprmeb 5orGlore
eller Soreiatte bar mpotaget Sarnets
Seltrebelier. Ssrn % itnge MenneIter
taser mart efter cs pGnner Jig til at be-
BONNIE Irbeibet % gpnerre pda famine
Maabe ipm De Glpre. s bette Sorbolo
far 4erere % SurGlore ct pisti9t Wtioz
bel til at funne opbrase be utse, inbs
apbe benz en- Itprfenbe Gelptillib, en- OPP
muntrenbe 9pit til Nrbeioet os en- pei
sigrenbe Splelie al lit gerb lom Ntens
neife. Geb / rette Sib at role bet gooe,
giper man Gpnerne en- Spirefraft, iun
De life fan unbpRre. Sg peo / rette
9ip os paa en- O~uerbarenoe Maabe at
paapese Seilene, unbIfplbe Misforitaaz
elierne Os meo fjerlis Saano leoe 6ors
issene, fan Irbeioets Sprmaal blipe ben
pinfenoe Stierne til 6remtiben os ielue
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Samfunbet.